This
morning’s solo piano selections are dedicated to the moms, sisters, daughters,
and friends who let us think they did so much without trying. The CUUC Choir is
on hand as well with a statement of aroused hope and renewal from the Biblical Song
of Songs. Read on for programming details.
Centering
Music: Adam Kent, piano
“Troubled Waters”
“Troubled Waters”
Margaret
Bonds
La
Morena,
Op. 67
Cecile
Chaminade
Opening
Music:
Mazurka
in G Major, Op. 6, No. 5
Clara Wieck
Schumann
Interlude:
“Scarf Dance”, Op. 37
“Scarf Dance”, Op. 37
Chaminade
Interlude:
“Billie’s Song”
“Billie’s Song”
Valerie Capers
Meditation:
CUUC Choir directed by Lisa N. Meyer and accompanied by Georgianna Pappas
Nigra Sum*
Nigra Sum*
Pablo Casals
*Translation
from The Song of Songs:
“I am black, but
comely, daughters of Jerusalem;
the King hath rejoiced in me, the King hath
brought me into His very own
chambers. He spake unto me; rise up, my fair
one, and come away, my love. Lo, for the winter is
past and gone, and the rain is over and
gone, flow’rs appear on the earth, and the time
of renewal is come. Alleluia.”
Music
for Parting:
“Dusty,
a Rag”
May Aufderheide
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